Singapore Monitor, 1 March 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section15 1984-03-01 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EDITION M C (P) No 13 583 Thursday, March 1, 1984 30cents15 words
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629 1984-03-01 1 EE BOON LEE - Dr Wang: I have reached the stage of my life when I can best serve country ■y EE BOON LEE DE WANG KAI YUEN, one of the four new People's Action Party candidates for the next general election, this morning629 words
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Article, Illustration182 1984-03-01 1 COMMITTED and confident. Thai's the picture that emerged of Dr Wang Kal Yuen. He remained unruffled despite some hard questions thrown at him. His commitment to the grassroots operations is reflected in the fact that he not only helps out in the Meet-the-People Sessions in BukitPICTURE: CLIFTON AW - 182 words
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134 1984-03-01 2 FOO MEY KIEN - By FOO MEY KIEN A SELF-confessed transvestite and male prostitute today pleaded guilty in the subordinate court to stealing from a 35-year-old Australian tourSalleh Ismail, 25, together with his friend approached Mr Benjamin Edelman at Scotts Road last Tuesday. The three of them then agreed134 words
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Article, Illustration174 1984-03-01 2 CLIFTON AW - Maj-Gen.Choo on the importance of building people with character Picture by CLIFTON AW THE ANGLO-Chinese School has an excellent scholastic reputation because it believes in building people of character. This is more critical than just being able to attract good brains to the school and174 words
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181 1984-03-01 2 K K FONG - By K K FONG TWO ROBBERS, one claiming to be from the Public Utilities Board, tricked a housewife to let them into her house before tying her up and robbing her of $5,400 in cash and valuables. Madam Hashimabi Subahan, 23,181 words
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Article140 1984-03-01 2 ABOUT 40 Singapore and Malaysian cars will be taking part in a 900km "escapade" on March 15-17. The "escapade," organised by the Malaysian Tourist Development Corporation and the Automobile Association of Malaysia, will cover a route from Penang to Singapore via Kuala Lumpur, Port Dickson140 words
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345 1984-03-01 3 FAEZAH ISMAIL - By FAEZAH ISMAIL THE HIGH Court yesterday reduced the jail sentence of a businessman from 44 months to 19 months. Lim Teong Kuan, 38, was found guilty last June on three counts of cheating. He was first charged for using forged345 words
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145 1984-03-01 3 A HOST committee has been formed for the 56th American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) World Travel Congress to be held in Singapore in 1986. The committee will liaise with and coordinate the functions and responsibilites of the host country. It is expected145 words
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256 1984-03-01 3 THE TENANT of a statutory body's staff quarters and six illegal immigrant workers were arrested in a surprise E re-dawn raid conducted y the Immigration Department on Tuesday. This follows a warning put up by the Home Affairs and Labour ministries on Feb256 words
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143 1984-03-01 3 AN EFFECTIVE two-way communication between the management and Quality Control Circle members will have a big impact on the promotion of productivity, said Mr Lim Tow Yong at the opening of the Emporium Holdings' QCC conference yesterday. Mr Lim, who is the143 words
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Article321 1984-03-01 4 National Computer Board and IBM to develop integrated system THE HEALTH Ministry's computerisation project will get off by the middle of the year, and with it, Singapore is on the way to achieving two goals of being a regional computer centre and a regional medical321 words
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Article, Illustration156 1984-03-01 4 JALIL MISWARDI - By JALIL MISWARDI RESIDENTS and shopowners in the buildings opposite the Nelson Road Mails and Parcels Centre nave been given quit notices by the Port of Singapore Authority. Before the year is out, it is expected that all of the residents there156 words
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Article296 1984-03-01 4 RODNEY HOBSON - JANUARY EXPORTS HIT HIGH OF $4.68 B By RODNEY HOBSON SINGAPORE traders turned record breakers in January, figures just released by the Department of Statistics show. Coming hard on the heels of an optimistic official survey of the economy, the figures are a fine morale boost.296 words
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Article61 1984-03-01 4 Imports Exports Dofictt 1993 Jan 5.09 3.49 1.61 Fob 4.27 3.26 14)1 Mar 4.92 3.85 1.07 April 5.32 4.02 1.30 May 4.80 3.89 1.11 Juno 5.25 4.08 1.17 July 5.05 3.82 1.43 Aug 5.12 4.14 0.99 Sspt 4.77 4.07 0.70 Oct 4.94 4.00 0.94 Nov 5.2361 words
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Article, Illustration387 1984-03-01 5 LOONG SWEE YIN - By LOONG SWEE YIN FOREIGN companies in Singapore recognise the importance of reservist training and as far as possible try not to seek deferment of their employees' training stints. But it would help if the Defence Ministry could give advance notice of the training stints so that these can be387 words
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Article281 1984-03-01 6 SYSTEMATIC TRAINING TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT A SPECIAL school to train taxi and bus drivers is being set up by the Registry of Vehicles. Renovation work on an old three-storey school building at Pasir Panjang has begun. And from around May, all281 words
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Article, Illustration134 1984-03-01 6 TO GIVE local drama groups a chance to get on stage and show what they can do, the Ministry of Culture is organising the Seventh Annual Drama Festival. Scheduled for September and October, the festival is also aimed at promoting local134 words
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72 1984-03-01 6 BUSINESS hours at Toa Payoh Central and Jurong Town post offices have been extended to 9 p.m. from Monday to Saturday. Sale of postage stamps and acceptance of registered articles will be possible till 9 p.m. but other transactions must be made before72 words
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51 1984-03-01 6 REDIFFUSION is organising a seminar on media planning at 8 p.m. on March 23 at its premises at Clemenceau Avenue. Mr Chris Sweeting, director, Survey Research Singapore, will speak about the wide range of information available to advertising/marketing people in their advertising campaigns.51 words
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78 1984-03-01 6 SINGAPORE Accountant, the first professional accountancy magazine ever published here, was launched on Feb 24 and distributed to all members of the Singapore Society of Accountants and accountancy students. The journal, which is issued bi-monthly, outlines developments in the profession and issues78 words
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40 1984-03-01 6 THE Dalvey Road gate of the Botanic Gardens will be closed for five months from todaj. This is to enable the construction of the pedestrian underpass linking the present Gardens with the extension.40 words
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Advertisement180 1984-03-01 6 —MARY QUANT r^,nl emahono MA R Y QUANT bwulieian fcomU.K.afc Man* MAKY QUANT gasMAR* quant I ji B II Mm M y 1/ K ZWHm v W Qu^Pw^B Mary Quant's irrestible "Artful Colours" I M *&mZ- puts the accent on contemporary classics H j|Kl| for Spring. Soft pastel shades accentuated^180 words
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120 1984-03-01 7 LATWP LOS ANGELES, Thurt PALIMONY claims, by a Las Vegas dancer Mr Scott Thorson against flamboyant pianist Liberace asserting that the entertainer promised to support him in exchange for sexual services was thrown out of court yesterday. Mr Thorson, 24, can continue to pursue aLATWP - 120 words
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Article168 1984-03-01 7 TAIWAN'S ALL-OUT EFFORT TO RESETTLE THEM Reuter TAIPEH, Thursday HONG KONG Chinese who want to resettle in Taiwan will be given special help, Foreign Minister Chu FuSung said yesterday. Mr Chu told parliament that the Nationalist Government was drafting plans to simplify immigration and investment procedures concerningReuter - 168 words
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Article156 1984-03-01 7 Reuter SUVA, Thursday FIJI may relax its immigration rules to attract Hong Kong businessmen to the South Pacific country as residents and investors, Finance Minister Mosese Qionibaravi told Parliament. But he said that Fiji would not copy some other countries, which he did not name,Reuter - 156 words
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124 1984-03-01 7 AP MANILA, Thurs THE 16-year-old stepdaughter of alleged assassin Rolando Gal- man today testified that her mother told her she had been summoned "by General Ver" before her disappearance one month ago. The Philippine military has only one Gen Ver Fabian Ver,AP - 124 words
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Article83 1984-03-01 8 Assad's bearhug on Lebanon forces Gemayel closer to Syria UPI LEBANESE President Amin Qemayel is greeted by President Hafez Assad of Syria on arrival at the Syrian capital of Damascus yesterday. A model of state visit protocol, the Syrian reception included a band, a red carpet andUPI - 83 words
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Article, Illustration352 1984-03-01 8 UPI, LAT-WP DAMASCUS, Thursday PRESIDENT Amin Gemayel, entering a second day of talks in Damascus today, was reportedly ready to give in to Syrian demands while his capital reeled from a deadly car bomb attack and unusually heavy fighting. Gemayel's summit withUPI, LAT-WP - 352 words
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88 1984-03-01 8 LAT-WP BEIRUT, Thursday US army advisers have resumed training the battered and shrunken Lebanese army amid great uncertainty over whether its remaining brigades will hold together in the absence of a quick political settlement among Lebanon's warring Christian and Muslim factions. On Monday, 300LAT-WP - 88 words
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Article248 1984-03-01 8 AP WASHINGTON, Thurs LIBYA has obtained a fleet of small remotecontrol boats which could be packed with explosives and sent at high speeds against targets such as US warships, according to the navy's intelligence chief. Rear Admiral John Butts, Director of Naval Intelligence, reported on TuesdayAP - 248 words
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311 1984-03-01 9 Guerillas' demands to keep arms and get citizenship rejected AP KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THAI army officers met with guerilla leaders of the banned Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) to try to talk them into surrendering, but the talks failed, according to a statement byAP - 311 words
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306 1984-03-01 9 The Nation Review BANGKOK, Thursday THE ROYAL Thai Air Force (RTAF) will this year begin the first stage of a Ss9oo million project to install the country's first automated air defence system which enables it to respond swiftly to intruding aircraft according toThe Nation Review - 306 words
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156 1984-03-01 9 AP JAKARTA, Thursday THE MAN who led a rebellion crushed by the British in Brunei in 1962 has expressed a desire to return to newly-independent Brunei, a local report said yesterday. "All of us want to go home because we did not intendAP - 156 words
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Article, Illustration721 1984-03-01 10 THE ROAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE Reuter MANCHESTER (New Hampshire), Thursday WALTER Mondale's upset defeat in the New Hampshire primary has electrified the Democratic nomination race and made an overnight political star of winner Gary Hart. The New Hampshire vote established that Mr MondaleReuter - 721 words
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Article93 1984-03-01 10 UPI ATLANTA (Georgia), Thursday MR Walter Mondale, attempting to shuck off a tough primary defeat in New Hampshire, campaigned through the key March 13 primary states of Massachussetts, Georgia and Alabama yesterday with a promise to try harder to get his message across. Mr Mondale jokingUPI - 93 words
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195 1984-03-01 10 Reuter NEW YORK, Thurs THE Soviet Union yesterday vetoed a UN Security Council resolution to send United Nations troops to Beirut to replace the four-nation multinational force. The vote on the draft was 13 in favour and two against the Soviet UnionReuter - 195 words
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Advertisement87 1984-03-01 7 ENGLISH AT THE BRITISH COUNCIL Registration for all courses 3rd 10th March 1984 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Last test at 4 p.m. GENERAL COURSES AT ALL LEVELS Elementary Intermediate Advanced BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SKILLS Basic Correspondence Managerial Skills Report-Writing and Business Correspondence EXAMINATION COURSES O' level English Language 'O' level87 words
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Advertisement83 1984-03-01 7 S THURSDAYS SUMMERWINE WILL SPARKLE VJr THE RHYTHMS OF THE CITY when disco dancing is touched with the sparkle of Summerwine moments both chic and sophisticated. with the cut and colour of brilliant fashion and always feeling so good. TONIGHT Lam's Creations 8/3/84 Maria Boutique 15/3/84 Anthony Yong Daimaru 22/3/8483 words
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Advertisement102 1984-03-01 8 SALESPERSONS WANTED 1. Sunday Monitor Street Sales Sell the Sunday Monitor at housing estates. Work Bam to 2pm on Sundays. Earn more than $18/-. 2. The Singapore Monitor, Afternoon Edition, Street Sales Work from 12noon to 4pm (Monday-Saturday). Earn more than $18/-. 3. The Singapore Monitor, Evening Edition, Street SaleV102 words
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Article, Illustration158 1984-03-01 11 STERLING has added to earlier gains to hit its highest level against the Singapore dollar since early November. It closed in Singapore yesterday at $3.1575 after topping $3.16 earlier in the day. It has gained almost 20 cents from the alltime low recorded in158 words
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Article, Illustration712 1984-03-01 11 PHILIP BANGSBERG - HONG KONG Budget '84 By PHILIP BANGSBERG in Hong Kong, Special to Tho Monitor INDUSTRY and the financial sector generally hailed Sir John Bremridge's HK$37 billion (Sslo billion) bud§et as even-handed and sensible, carrying as it does a eficit for the second year712 words
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Article, Illustration123 1984-03-01 11 SHARE OF THE DAY j FABER Merlin's suspension has punters and others in stock broking circles speculating on some possible corporate development involving the counter. There have been talks that Faber Merlin's current chairman, Chang Lee Sian, may be stepping down from office. She123 words
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Article170 1984-03-01 11 THE US dollar hovered around New York's closing levels in quiet early trading. Dealers said that although the dollar trend remains bearish, operators were reluctant to trade, awaiting further price indications after it fell in New York on the large US trade deficit and recovered on shortcovering.170 words
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Article, Illustration587 1984-03-01 12 COMPANY FOCUS Australian, UK investments expected to spearhead growth Review by SUN HUNG KAI SECURITIES Summary recommendation THE company is 62.5' per cent owned by Mr Jack Chia and his associates. Jack Chia-MPH Ltd traditionally functioned as the Singapore arm of the diverse Jack Chia Group involvedReview by SUN HUNG KAI SECURITIES - 587 words
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Article127 1984-03-01 12 Your 8$ to ono unit ©I foreign cucroncy SoWng Buying TT/DO TT DO US| 2 1275 2.1175 2.1085 sterling 3.1672 3 1452 3 1352 Australian 2 0156 1.9916 1.9816 Canadian 1 7088 1.6888 ***** New Zealand! 1 4242 1.4042 1 3942 S$ to 100 units of foroign currency Austrian127 words
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370 1984-03-01 12 AWTHER SINGH - By AWTHER SINGH THERE has been a great deal of debate as to whether a renounceable rights issue is an "invitation to the public." The importance of this phrase is that it occurs in Section 4 (6) of the Singapore Companies Act on whicn370 words
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Article248 1984-03-01 12 Selected stocks at midday. Market toae: mixed Cold Storage 4.54/4.60 Fraser and Neave 6.45/6 50 Haw Par 2.75/2.76 Jacks Intl 5.10/5.60 Keck Seng 5.55 B Magnum 4.00 B M Cement 8.60 B Arab-Mai Dev 134/135 Boustead 2.84 S Esso 12.30 S Genting 5.60/5.65 GIH 4.76 S Hume 5.50/5.60248 words
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294 1984-03-01 12 JEANNE WONG - By JEANNE WONG FRENCH investment in Singapore is likely to accelerate over the next decade, and among the reasons for this is the increasing commitment of French companies to the relatively new Asean market, said Mr Christian Tran Ba Huy, president294 words
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Miscellaneous33 1984-03-01 11 3| 4 IW 1 McNa—H 1— T jg* O rvv^ U Zx4^ K E\V ftoiTc"** R —Z 1 n VWRE. MY ACCOUNTANT. AMD YOU'RE I CAWT PUT TH»6 LUNCH OJ MY e*PBH*& ACCOUNT?33 words
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Article, Illustration733 1984-03-01 13 Son who kills pervert father in cold blood raises quest ions of legal morality Newsweek ROBERT LEE Moody thought God was telling him to kill his father, but almost anyone who knew the man might have offered similar advice. Moody senior, Robert Ira, was, in the wordsNewsweek - 733 words
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482 1984-03-01 13 LAT-WP UNDER THE enigmatic Gen Ne Win, Burma has gone out of its way to dissociate itself from power blocs or other groupings. Its officials have tried to minimise the impact that foreign influence could have on traditional Burmese life styles. EvenLAT-WP - 482 words
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Article, Illustration822 1984-03-01 14 UPI MIAMI: THE battle of the burgers has turned into a war that is spreading not only in America but to their franchise holders overseas as well. The strategies and code-named operations are be ing mapped with military secrecy in the board rooms and advertisingUPI - 822 words
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Article445 1984-03-01 15 IJMflf^^^B IT HAS been known for some time now that the market for private condominiums and luxury flats was languishing in the doldrums. It is a painful time for developers. Last year, for instance, 2,800 private units went unsold. Between now and 1988, a yearly445 words
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Article, Illustration437 1984-03-01 15 DUDLEY AU - WASHING OF SCHOOL TOILETS: DUDLEY AU Singapore 1024 MILTON FRIEDMAN once commented it always looks as if the best way to solve a problem is to spend somebody else's money. In a similar way, it appears the washing of toilets by small437 words
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Article20 1984-03-01 15 NATIONALISM is an Infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind Albert Einstein, German-bom physicist (1879-1955).20 words
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125 1984-03-01 15 JUNE ANASTIASA - JUNE ANASTIASA Singapore 031€ I READ with interest vour front-page article headlined "SBS may nut aircon buses on road in April (SM, Feb 27). After reading the article, I was left wondering why the trial would be imE'emented125 words
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Article, Illustration412 1984-03-01 16 TODAY'S Highlights Thursday Feature Special: The Return of Mod Squad (Ch 5, 9.15 pm) (E) THE Mod Squad is back. After seven years off the Klice force, Pete, Julie and Line are called in to lp their former boss, Adam Greer, when a series of sniper412 words
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Article, Illustration468 1984-03-01 16 WONG SING YEONG - TV SCENE By WONG SING YEONG THE row between SBC and the TV magazine, Radio and TV Weekly, went one step further yesterday when a reporter from the magazine was barred from entering the station. The reporter arrived at SBC at around 2468 words
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Miscellaneous864 1984-03-01 16 3.00 Ooennino and Prooramme Highlights followed by Taiji Master (Series II) (C) Tip Suzy Pruden teaches kids how to exercise their arms and backs this week. 4.10 The Bionic Woman: Black Magic (r). Guest Stars: Vincent Price, Hermione Baddetey, Julie Newmar and William Windom V 1 4.55 Camp Wilderness: Hobie864 words
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Miscellaneous349 1984-03-01 16 12.00 PM Programme Summary 12.05 Musical Showcase: Smetana His Music Musical Notebook Violinist Composers of 8.00 Programme Summary 8.05 Musical the 19th Century: 1. Henri Vieuxtemps: Violin Moments with: The Mormon Tabernacle Concerto #5 in A min Op 37, Allegro non Choir/Richard Condie, The Philadelphia Ortroppo/Adagio/Allegro con fuoco, Kyung Wah349 words
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Miscellaneous170 1984-03-01 16 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 Classical Record Review 12.45 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 1.30 Peebles' Choice 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Nature Notebook 2.40 The Farming World 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.30 Country Style 3.45 Network U.K.170 words
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Article, Illustration532 1984-03-01 17 PHILIP CHEAH - GEORGE BURNS FEELS GREAT By PHILIP CHEAH "GEORGE BURNS "my colleague crooned as she clutched a picture of Burn's craggy face to her chest. (I knew I wanted to be George Burns then.) "I want to do the interview," she went on, "Look, I'llPictures by CLIFTON AW - 532 words
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Article, Illustration1074 1984-03-01 18 MICHAEL CARLTOIi takes you on a delightful tour off France's Champagne region to discover the roots off the world's most renowned drink off all times the bubbly champagne, often dubbed "liquid stars." ALL THE stars are sparkling tonight in this tidy corner of Prance, thanks to1,074 words
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366 1984-03-01 18 HIS EIGHT GRAMMYS SHATTER ROGER MILLER'S 1965 RECORD LAT-WP HOLLYWOOD: Michael Jackson's record of victory in eight categories on Tuesday night shattered the Grammy mark of six established by singer-songwriter Roger Miller in 1965, the year his "King of the Road" dominated theLAT-WP - 366 words
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Article1098 1984-03-01 19 PART FOUR OF THE SERIALISATION OF THE MOVIE DAVID, the ever-changing messages on his screen acting like a drug, continued to feed instructions to the computer controlling the game. In a minute, he thought, this will Kt really interesting. The Americans will ve to throw everthing1,098 words
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Article, Illustration59 1984-03-01 20 LETTERS from Lelsere widen oa iab)ecti pertalatog to oar column* will be (elected for paMirattaa weekly to (kit colama Please addrew year letter* la Letaare Bex, The Stegapore Moat tar, 2 Aleiaadra Read, a 03 01A Delta Haaae, Stag a pore 0315 Yoa may aae a paeadoayn bat59 words
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Article262 1984-03-01 20 BENNY KOH - BENNY KOH Singapore 0315 I REFER to the Awakening controversy (SM, Feb 10): I was sad to learn that the critics gave not only unfair, but stupid remarks. Point 1: The bicycle which Ashui rode is of recent make and can go faster than a horse ridden262 words
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Article133 1984-03-01 20 I WOULD like to refer to the Senior PRO of the SBC's reply (SM, Feb 0) to living Learning's complaint of non-reply to listeners' Tetters. Since SBC's clarification was that the volume of listeners' mail was too overwhelming, perhaps it is time that it, too, should consider computerisation133 words
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Article72 1984-03-01 20 LIM KIM GUAN - LIM KIM GUAN s^»»^-w?.J I WOULD like to ask why SBC did not telecast the Hong Bao Special '04 on TV like the annual Chingay Procession. The weather forecast for the event's two days, Feb 11 and 12, were not favourable and many people stayed indoors, thus72 words
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Article, Illustration1912 1984-03-01 21 TED THACKREY Jr - For Ethel Merman there was no business like show business By TED THACKREY Jr LATWP ETHEL MERMAN, the brazen, bellowing belle of Broadway who proved the adage that there indeed is no business like show business, was found dead at her home in NewLATWP - 1,912 words
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Advertisement201 1984-03-01 20 4th WEEK JADE: HURRY-HURRY SEE IT NOWI (*****00) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 0.30, 0.00 UPROARIOUS NEW COMEDY HRARIOUStf PQ9NG/ ANSWERNG THE ETERNAL QUESTION.. JS IT NATURE OR NURTURE? HEREDTTY OR ENV*ONMENTf FN) OUT NOW? lklKt«M»convMe«CrMMm~. ■wlwo«eof thearidUtoothrrpoor... wadciithr fan wfelfethryYr tradtagpUcea.. DANAYKEOYP EDDIE MURPHY I'ln UuU lurii-lil. iiirsiilt ikMn201 words
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Miscellaneous106 1984-03-01 20 SSO AND MUSIC OF LONDON THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra and the Music of London will give a violin, cello, piano and orchestral concert at Victoria Concert Hall tomorrow and Saturday at 8.15 pm. Members of the Music of London are Mr Hugh Bean (violin), Miss Eileen Croxford (cello) and Mr106 words
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Miscellaneous95 1984-03-01 20 AUSTRALIAN ART AWARD 1984 THE Singapore Australian Business Council, in association with the Australian High Commission, is holding the Australian Art Award 1984 competition, based on the themes, Asian Impressions and Images of Australia. Artists are invited to submit their works in any medium but all paintings must be original95 words
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Miscellaneous37 1984-03-01 20 TODAY: Low tide 4.54 am (1.2 m) High tMe 19.41 am (2.5 m) Low tide 5.28 pm (0.3 m) TOMORROW: Low tide 5.22 am (1.0 m) High tide 11.15 am (2.6 m) Low tide 0.00 pm (O.Sm)37 words
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Miscellaneous313 1984-03-01 22 leisure comics stastesta ABIES March 21 to April If LIBRA Catch up with neglected work September 23 to October 22 instead of worrying about a A close tie has some unexpectlack of funds. Make every ef- ed news which will please vou. fort to improve your position. Impromptu meetings are313 words
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Miscellaneous185 1984-03-01 22 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry /SJM^PS-'ISM FEI^^TSiC^ f ALSOAN E*russianJ/ women... CS*TAIN DREW BLANK T RAT^^/ /«>WN TO MURDER\, DR SMOCK By George Lemont f THAT'S AN f A CARPIOU?SIST INTBRCSTIN<S V_—. V^STICKER H-\ \l ijj/ "i II —-J 9 BEING A DOCTOR" 1/\ m$ I i **********111 l185 words
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Article, Illustration249 1984-03-01 23 GO PLACES MORE Singaporeans today fancy the prospect of quick getaways. This is the trend among holiday makers here as they hop aboard coach, plane, or ship for some nearby destination whenever a long weekend or holiday period comes around. The trend has been noted by tour operators,249 words
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Advertisement292 1984-03-01 23 MALAYSIAN PACKAGES CHARM OF MALAYSIA (6 DAYS 5 NITES) 1 K.L.. Genting, East Coast FROM *****.00 ONWARDS EAST COAST DELIGHTS (3 DAYS 2 NITES) Kuantan or Tg. Jara FROM *****.00 ONWARDS WEST COASTERS (7 DAYS 6 NITES) K.L.. Penang. Cameron Highlands FROM *****.00 ONWARDS GOLDEN BUTTERFLIES (5 DAYS 4 NITES)292 words
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Advertisement208 1984-03-01 23 I ■■■H^TAO6S FOR more details contact NTUC Travel Service, at *****33 PENANG o Easy' Nuticdv more Casuarina Beach Hotel deluxe resort with all ocean-view rooms Return airfare on wide-bodied jets Roundtnp limousine transfers Welcome drink Full breakfast daily Local set lunch daily Daily departure anglo French travel L J WI208 words
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Advertisement179 1984-03-01 23 $100** Trade-In Value Far Your OM Bags. Phone: *****44 *****41 *****51 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIALS T#fc *****65, *****39, 2SS4S90 V 2MTO2S #01-3S Lucky Plata, (TA 12S) WEST MALAYSIA TOUR DAILY DEPARTURE GROUPS/P.I.T. 1 BAY TOUR OVCltti At TOUM J?"** 4 m j/7D BKK/PATT/CH |7M IM WIKK/HKC lIMt Sweort Ulw< Tow m (OMNL/BACUW179 words
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Article329 1984-03-01 24 MMmvvnqgiuammmw iiwayiwr «MI pwwraw wpnimwyy, mmutom *nmum, <wwwwwi> <fwivwMi»«w>f, yww jyjiffllidlyiilttiiykl^— --jm -T? y!S;::; IIMIM v winnii m m im Jl Win *mLm ■itf'— d*fla>» Jif Xmrn m ■>«■ m a MANY an employee, from marketing manager to messenger boy, thanks his lucky329 words
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Advertisement171 1984-03-01 24 IP Full Time/Part Time commencing in MARCH A wide range o! courses leading to the Examination of C G, CEi, LCCI, GCE, VITB e pre uia ii (Commerce stream) e sec ma iv (Science, Arts Commerce streams) 0 COMPUTER EDUCATION Leading to UK Examinations IDPM (Institute of Data Processing Management)171 words
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Advertisement136 1984-03-01 24 TRAINING OKBttfe #11-10 International Plata 10 Anson Road Singapore 0207 IX: 220-0871/ 221-7008 The following classes will commence on sth March 1984. LCCI Higher Book Keeping (beginners intermediate) OCC 'A'/'O' Level Mathematics (elementary, additional, advanced) ACA Level 2 (full/ part-time classes) Quantitative analysis, RFA, Auditing ACA Level 1 Revision classes136 words
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Advertisement82 1984-03-01 24 important beagng on your future). H We have specialty programmed H the following classes lor the GCE "O" LEVEL 1984 Examinations. 1) Mon 2.30 4.00pm- H 2iMon 4.00 5.30pm 3) Mon 6.30 B.oopm 4) Thurs 2.30 4.00pm 5) Thurs 4.00 5.30pm. H 6) Thurs 6.00 7.30pm 7) Fri 2.30 4.00pm82 words
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Advertisement231 1984-03-01 25 MIL* I Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday linhii Word* 0.35 cents per word 0.55 cnli per weed Diepley $7.70 per col. cm $12.00 ptr c«). M Bmlwm Hie Mon-Frl, 9aai-spm Sal. 9am-lpai Book-keeping I Tax Services available. King Lam 440-4276 Ching Ling Acct9l3-541/760-1634 Commercial Serv 240-1157/4543 Daniel Chan Mgni231 words
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Advertisement282 1984-03-01 25 ••st Driving Tuition 771-3435 Eastern Driving Sch. 254-3675/6 Liberty Auto Driving School 212-6165/260-9143 Mitra Driving Centre/(Marine Parede) 244-4060/344-6197/3 Acmes 345 9??4 Stai Service Co 253-3713 May Employ man t Ag 222-93*4 Saravana Enterprises 91-3217 fACtAt IMEMflfl Bridal Maka-Up 469-1425 Graca Facial Cara 452-4012 fancy omem CO&TVME Tha Sweat Shoppa733-2760 HOHH282 words
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Advertisement344 1984-03-01 25 MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Chan Pul Kee 223-4906 Longetivity Pta Ltd 469-0204 Anna Foo Sofa Centre.2ss-7290 Technique Upholster y63-4137 A t B contracts, interior and renovation 331-1036 Carpets t Wallpaper 334-0044x727 Curtain Rails (toso) 213-1644 Hwang Builders 445-6475 Kim Joo Huat Trdg Co 254-4517 Pats-Villa Enterprise33MoM 727 Solar Control Ind. Co. 747-*****344 words
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Advertisement251 1984-03-01 26 classified: 273-9090 Situations Vacant matertro INDUSTRIAL m LTD requlree FEMALE OPERATORS (2 rotating Shfts) Above 16 years old Experience not neceesary We oiler. £?JSS2. u nh a^rent ©r •HSSsSr JimiifiiiiMi i SSff^XTm Plmm Caß pwMMly al 40 Ponaon dead Singapore 2200 Mow Frtrso-roo Sat rso-irao SMUMMroii Juroog CAPACITOR MANUFACTURER Km251 words
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Advertisement193 1984-03-01 26 Situations Vacant J Urgently reqelred I MALE/ f I FEMALE I MODELS Ap 18-48. A y AD races are 4 welcomed. A Part/ Pull-time A available. Couisaa will be given A to tboee without a experience. Please eea»e persea- T ally to: Richard Taa Medals Centre (The First extras afaaey)193 words
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Advertisement153 1984-03-01 26 Situations Vacant is inviting applicants for the post of a TECHNICIAN (ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS Responsibilities Operation and maintenance of an advanced newspaper computer system on a round-the-clock basis. Maintenance of pre-press equipment such as photo-typesetters, facsimile equipment, graphic cameras. Maintenance of electrical facilities Qualifications ft Experience Dipkxna/C G/ ITC in Electronics or153 words
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Advertisement181 1984-03-01 26 FOOD CORNER/ CATERERS A mima M CA rtmrna cm. Mora. We catar lor Indoneeten buflat /timer /benquet /weddng toirlhdey /oocktal /reception etc. $8 $10 par person (8 oouraaa). mm. 30 paraona. Tal: 442-6658 tood to your dooretap* OMararrt srsasrrar^'K •vaiaHr Faat A prompt detvery Cat now! At 7454M7. MMMNV Centoneee181 words
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Advertisement329 1984-03-01 26 LEISURE AND SPORTS MART Bouts St Outboards aato. LMtod number only. Prtca $050.00 Mch. Intoreatod cafl 209-6787. Sports Goods /Coaching WUUKWB AIABT BadmMon coach uiMt n a prsfsrauy wwn uanapon. man contact Daarta Lm at 256-4261 (altar 7pm). MERCHANDISE AND SERVICES Business Services Anlnitalm^ We kpcddliw in priming vititiny card*,329 words
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Advertisement330 1984-03-01 27 classified 273-9090 nontn Accommodation Vacant sSJss»!euMfts!2^ $1400. UW SarangoorV Badcfc/ Thomson SlBOO. Jatan Kawu 1860. Utxw Zinc Houm 1400. T«: 779-0480. raantmroMd, rinyl M, twflt In cxeboartk. 10» floor. atfdng $156,000. Tat 444 4«0» Mnlahad pntaM tar rant HvmM parMaa ptaaaa contact 734-01 il, Mm Ng Business Premises For Sale/Kent330 words
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Advertisement170 1984-03-01 27 ANNOUNCEMENTS CHAN HO ENGINEERING LIMITED (incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NEW ISSUE OF 4,000,000 SHARES OF $1.00 EACH AT $1.50 PER SHARE PAYABLE IN FULL ON APPLICATION Managed and" Underwritten by SECURITIES (PTE) The prospectus and application forms are available at: ALFA-PACIFIC SECURITIES (PTE) 15 Phillip Street #05, 06,170 words
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Article, Illustration124 1984-03-01 28 Reuter CHINA: South Korean Davit Cup Taam Captain, Kim Moon-il, (left), and his Chinese counterpart, Zhang Daiu, (right), smile and shake hands during a planning moating for the March 2 to March 4 zonal contest at Kunming with referee Tohitau Hasegawa of Japan. Meanwhile, South Korea's Davia CupReuter - 124 words
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Article, Illustration122 1984-03-01 28 AN INSPIRING effort by James Wong, a former national player, steered SABAH to a 4-0 win over PERAK in a Malaysia Cup match at Stadium Perak yesterday. The Sabah coach cum player was earlier even not among the first 11 at kickoff but122 words
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121 1984-03-01 28 SHUKOR Salleh, at the age of 35, is being considered for a place in the national squad for the second roundpre-Olympic playoff in Singapore reported the New Straits Times. FA of Malaysia has been keeping a close watch on the Penang Malaysia Cup skipper,121 words
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Article316 1984-03-01 28 JOHNSON FERNANDEZ - FEDERAL TERRITORY 3 PENANG 1 By JOHNSON FERNANDEZ The Star LIKE A giant which awoke from its sleep. Federal Territory came out of its slumber to send Penang reeling to a shock defeat at the Merdeka Stadium last night. There was no score at halftime. SaidinThe Star - 316 words
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Article, Illustration677 1984-03-01 29 OPA England centre-back Terry Batcher is a fighter on the field. Bat recently, he fought a different kind of battle a battle to save his sight after his nose had been badly smashed in a match. He palled through. And just as he was back on his feet,OPA - 677 words
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Article, Illustration604 1984-03-01 30 RICHARD ANG - ■wumiuk^™ RACING TODAY'S THACKMRK •y RICHARD ANG REGAL MAN, well-prepared in Penang by Teh Chooo Beng, drew attention to his chances of scoring his maiden win with a dashing gallop on a good track at Batu Gantong yesterday morning. Taken oat by Nigel Tiley,604 words
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Article677 1984-03-01 30 RACK 1 2.30 CLASS S DIV 2 1400 m 1 ***** Satrta 57 Ngtow 12 2 ***** Jury Duly MM Leong 1 2 ***** SSanosr M M Rahmat S 4 ***** Every*** Mca H IS Dante 6 6 ***** Kompak 54 Chaa 2 6 ***** Rood Runner N677 words
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296 1984-03-01 30 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday WORK HARD to earn your place. That was the terse message Malaysian Golf Association (MGA) secretary Edmund Yong had for local pros who complained of having only six places reserved for them in the mainThe Star - 296 words
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Advertisement405 1984-03-01 28 NOTICES In the Matter of Thi Companies Act, Cap.l6s And In the Matter of DEBIQN EXCELSIOR PTE. LTD. NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS FOR MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP (Pursuant to Section 254) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at No. 45, Jalan Waiek, Singapore 2158, on Friday the 24th405 words
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Advertisement145 1984-03-01 28 BY ORDER OF THE CHIEF StJPPUES OFFICER, SINGAPORE VICTOR S MORRIS PTE LTD WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION TO BE HELD AT CENTRAL SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT COMPOUND DEPOT ROAD, SINGAPORE 0410 ON THURSOAY, MARCH I, 1984 COMMENCING AT 9.30 AM Confiscated, unserviceable and redundant stores comprising of: Typewriters, cameras, toys, empty145 words
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243 1984-03-01 31 AP PARIS, Thursday FANS OF the England football team yesterday fought with knives and bottles on a cross-chan-nel ferry, smashed cars in races in Dunkirk and vandalised cafes near the Pare des Princes stadium in Paris. England was playing France in aAP - 243 words
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215 1984-03-01 31 Former Standard Liege captain confesses to fixing vital game to clinch championship BRIBERY SCANDAL HITS TOP SOCCER OFFICIALS Reuter BRUSSELS, Thursday THE BRUSSELS public prosecutor's office said yesterday that officials and players of two top Belgian soccer clubs arranged bribes to fix theReuter - 215 words
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155 1984-03-01 31 BEST OF THE SPORTS FILES Reuter MADRID, Thursday: John McEnroe beat Poland's Wojtek Fibak 7-5, 6-1 in a first round match of the US$2OO,OOO (*****,000) Madrid indoor tennis Grand Prix here yesterday but only after a shouting match with the umpire. Play had toReuter - 155 words
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117 1984-03-01 31 UPI LAS VEQAS: Heavyweight champion Larry Holmes paid a visit to a 12-year-old boy recovering from burns inflicted when he saved two younger brothers in a house fire. "This made me feel better than when the President called," said William Holsclaw, who received aUPI - 117 words
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Advertisement128 1984-03-01 31 THEORY and PRACTICAL Course I (12 Sessions) H With the current emphasis on Automation and Higher Productivity the use of Computers in all Sectors of Trade and Industry is imminent Why not then take a step in the right direction H pursue our Computer Courses and be prepared to face128 words
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